Vote For Your Most-Wanted Features, Cars, & Tracks

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Great idea to put this beautiful pinifarina designed concept. Why dont u put it in the ideas.

When I try add stuff it will not ever save. If you could add for me I think my votes register.
 
Great, great stuff. I missed this thread earlier. This is just what we needed. I trully hope that PD is taking notes!
 
When I try add stuff it will not ever save. If you could add for me I think my votes register.
No problem, im adding it right now.
 
I have to say it's nice to see the Ford Puma doing so well. Up there amongst the supercars... With that many votes it's a clear message to PD to bring it back after it's sole appearance in GT2.

The Puma was a great car, along with the Focus, Sierra, Escort, Cortina, etc etc. Ford Europe are pretty good at making cars and they barely have any representation.

Its nice to see all those British tracks in the wanted tracks list doing so well.
 
The Capri has many votes. would be nice to see the RS3100 or South African Capri Perana V8 in GT:)

Here is the Perana race car that dominated SA's race tracks in the early 70's:

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The Lotus Espirt Sport 350 is a very good car- should see it in gt5 since PD are friends with Louts. Would vote it but i have no points left.
 
Toyota MR2 Turbo.

The reason Toyota made the mr2 is because there was no real way of buying a fast mid-engined car without have to sell your house to pay for it, same reason it should be in gt5. When gt5 comes out we will have to buy a cheap car to start with and if people want a Mid engine real wheel drive sports car early on it gt5 the mr2 is the best option, plus, theres the turbo version which you'll be able to upgrade to a stage 2!

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Please vote for it!!
Nice MR2 bro! I got a 95 turbo a few months ago. = )
I fully agree. Its the poor man's ferrari.
 
No so much a car in itself but the Audi R8 in Crocodile Livery is just awsome

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What I always missed in the GT Series is the road-going version of the M3 E30

Give this baby a couple votes, guys and gals! :nervous:

Got my vote. I own an E30 BMW (non-M3) and honestly can say it's one of the most fun cars I've ever driven. And I've driven some nice cars. The E30 M3 is LEGENDARY. Definitely needs to be added to GT5. Come on PD!!
 
WOO!!! 100th post
 
nothing im just bored
 
1. Toyota vehicles (mr2, celica, supra, corolla etc.)

2. Miata

3. Nurburgring... (Although i know they probably won't give us it untill gt5)

4. Tsukuba
 
Im out of votes and i would love the nissan 370Z to be in GT5. No doubt it will be in there but just to make sure i need someone to add it.
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I'd rather have it than the 350Z because its faster, it has more modern styling, its more refined, it handles better.
 
Some old school cars. For example Lotus Europa, Toyota Starlet KP-series, BMW E30 etc etc..
 
Im out of votes and i would love the nissan 370Z to be in GT5. No doubt it will be in there but just to make sure i need someone to add it.

You get Votes back the next day, so you can just wait for a day.
 
Cars: Aussie racing cars
Track: Surfers Paradise
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Im out of votes and i would love the nissan 370Z to be in GT5. No doubt it will be in there but just to make sure i need someone to add it.
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I'd rather have it than the 350Z because its faster, it has more modern styling, its more refined, it handles better.


Thats a photoshopped 350Z (pre 07 at that), could have posted a real 370Z pic.
 
i would like to see races start like real ones in a real grid. side by side.
 
I want realistic power/torque outputs/curves from tuning an engine.

In past GT's, if tuning a normally aspirated engine (as an example) a 2litre 4 cylinder from 150BHP TO 350BHP, often the RPM where peak power is produced would hardly rise which is VERY unrealistic - as well as the peak torque figure being way too high for an NA 2000cc engine. I have never heard of a 2litre NA engine producing over 300ft/lb without the help of a Turbo or Supercharger!!

To achieve big power gains from an NA engine, you have to increase rpm's. 100bhp per litre peak BHP outputs are normally produced between appox 68000/7500rpm, 200bhp per litre is 13400rpm to 15000rpm, dending on config/spec/cylinders/bore/stroke etc of the motor.

I would exspect a 2litre NA engine with 350bhp to produce it's peak BHP higher than 6800rpm.

Also, it is almost impossible for an NA engine to produce 100 ft/lbs of torque per litre, no matter how hard or high it revs or how much peak power it has.


Although F1 cars are 700/800bhp there peak torque is certainly under 300ft/lb
 
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I'd probably take updated graphics on the menus. Normally people would take time to get the brand new graphics in cases like that but I hardly ever get lost in 'new' stuff in updates for software like this.

Also, there should be another thing that shows on GT-TV, like something showing the racing tournaments around the world (F1, DTM etc.)

Much improved Online please (I came 2nd in my M3 Coupe yesterday in the Supercars race against 2 GT's and a Corvette because of the huge amounts of lag).

Maybe a few new tuner cars, and a new tuner company, preferably Nismo or Spoon.
 
I really hope they keep the old school. GT introduced me to the beautiful Z32..I really hope they keep the old ;[ It's faster than a frickin Z33 350Z wtf
 
I want 2 specific cars. I want a 1997 4-door Ford Escort LX Sport, & a 2003 4-door Ford Focus to be added to the car list on Gran Turismo 5 or at least available for download.
 
Another thing I want, it's a huge stretch, but here goes, the option to customize the look & sound of my car, it would be a dream come true if i could re-create my own car & race it online on the best racing simulator ever!
 
i wish they will let use download tsukuba in gt5p i love that track
 
i would like it if they include the capiro t1 in gt5 that thing is FAST
 
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